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Posts Tagged ‘compilation’

Quercus compilation available for Tomcat in 4.0.1

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

For version 4.0.1, we have added Quercus compilation support for other application servers including Tomcat, where before the interpreted mode was only available. The compiled mode is significantly faster than the interpreted mode (though the interpreted is still quite speedy compared to PHP on Apache). Quercus compilation will also work on Google App Engine, but there’s a requisite that files be pre-compiled.

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Tags: compilation, google app engine, php, quercus, tomcat
Posted in Announcements, Evangelism | 8 Comments »


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